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Telegram-herald., 1887-11-22
Situations Wamted-Female.
Miscellaneous.

WANTED DAY WORK. WASHING AMI
w ironing. cooking aad sewing sS Union al
lev near Braiaard-st 81
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-22

TOT Sutc--lHfstcftuFeO
NOR sAiE-VERY CHEAP-HORsF. BUGGY
II and haraess horse years old. Joseph III
Ter, ~ Broadway e2s
NOR sALE-sTORE sIELvfs s COUNTERS
I ia geod condition inquire al 2zl MI Yer
non-st. 80
TOR sALE-GOOD HACK CHAP. OK WILL
T exehsnge Tor o.her property Rust Edwards
& Co. witdlconb builclns. city. &oI
no STEAM lsERS-l NAVE 100 Coki5
| mixed hem lock and hardwood sisbs. Which
i will deliver T. o. b Grand Rapids AZ o.. 20 per
cord. J.. 4. Cook, founlaln-st. 21ff
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-22

Up 10 this time The weather has been all
pr0pilioGs 70 boiltsIs and all others sm-
ploysd al outdeor Industries. and these
have been legion IN this city. for ths year
Las been az unsxamplsd one ia al manner
Of public and priyate Improvements The
sound OF haEau.s<. blow on blow" has re-
sounded from al quarters. and houses and
Dnsin<ss blocks have gone 40 vita alm0ss
magical rzpidsly Labor has been at a pre-
MUM. and a working man without en-
ploY meat has for months past been al
anomaly IL Grand Rapids Wages have
been good. and the ast thirty days Of enex-
pectsd work. al h1srsl compensation. wtE
20 far toward making the Winter al easy
one With mechanics Ia general. Lei us
hope tor stili another thirty days OF the
same Kind.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-22

VJHY GO THo Or TKkkE NILES IN fHt
w country aud pay = 0E Sc for little - sol
lei aheu se vii Sc o che ~ 81. MOOT 0n Bad
win & seyG0lTs aid tol between Fulton sho
I-sse avenue aud f4rnisn money 70 tuiid honse
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-22

yNTANTED = BOARD IN PRIVATE FAMILY
w by gentle N IA and wife. not over & n min
utes walk from Monroe st. Terms moderate ref
erences exchanged. Address f., p. o. Box L, care
this Office 34
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-22

I INCOLN HOUSE, IS SPRING sT.-BEsT 81
IL day house il Michigan Excellent board aud
Rngle room only 81 per week. day board s.. single
meals &c nice, quiet home Eewly fitted up.
near Monroe St., ali the wholesale houses, K r
depots churches and theateu Particular att<n-
ton given TO the comfort aud Wants Of trsnsients
and the friends OF soldiers who come 70 visit the
Home A. NJ Sullivan, Prcprfetor
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-22
Boarding.

C,AIESMAN-SAS ADD A 1 LINE SMALL
- samples ODe agent canned $500, Others up
TO &, 90 IN 1896 T. o. Box 1871, New York. zlstf
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-22

yUANTED - EVERYBODY TO CALL AND
w examine my HE size hroaiee wo K, atso-
lutely the finest work of the kiad dcee IN the
city aud al The lowest prices. A. A. Barr, =
canal.f HaS
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-22

yITANTED-EyERY PARENT TO KNOW
w that hereafter Barr. the photographed, VIII
devote Saturday chiefly - the children. making
IL Childrens Day, and viii combine Lowest
Prices with Highest Grades Of Norx. Only enc
fight OF stairs at - Cansls,. Satisfaction guar
enlecd 3@S
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-22

STRAYED OR STOLEN - FROM NY RtsI-
- deuce saturday morning large NewfOuut
land dog eighteen menths old, had strap collar
n his nscS and rcd band of cloih. answers % the
name OF Nero. reward viii be paid FOR his re
turn ar Information 10 his Whereabouts a. Tel
west side 81
Crystal River current., 1887-06-25
What Can women DO.

AT recent type-writing contest,
young lady wrote 3S4 words in
four minutes and fourty-two sec
onds. This is only about one fourth
as many as she could utter in one
minute; and when she is telling a
dear female. friend about new bon
net and certain young man she
recently met, she might get off
about 1,O00,000,O0O in the same
length of period. At least it would
seem SO to d disinterested person.
IN. Y. Weekly.
Crystal River current., 1887-06-25
Subscribe for and advertise il
the CURRENT.
Astonishing Success.


tits the duty of every person who
have used Boschee's German Syrup
to let its wonderful qualities be
known to their friends in curing
consumption, severe coughs, Group,
asthma, pneumonia, and in fact all
throat and lung diseases. No per-
son can use it without immediate
relief. Three doses will relieve any
case, and we consider it the duty
of all druggists to recommend it to
the poor, dying consumptive, at least
to try one bottle, as $4,000 dozen
bottles were sold last year, and no
one case where it failed was report
ed. Such medicine as the Ger
man Syrup cannot be too widely
known. Ask your druggist about
it. Sample bottles to try,
sold at 10 cents. Regular size IS
cents. Sold by all druggists and
dealers, in the United States and
Canala.
Crystal River current., 1887-06-25
Payne's Sweetheart.

A remarkable woman was buried
at Athens, Georgia, on May Is,
whose life was long romance. BY
her side in the coffin was placed
the original copy Of "Home, Sweet
Home" which was dedicated to her
by her sweetheart, John Howard
Payne. Her name wasMary Harden,
dughter of General Harden, of Sa-
vannah. For years Miss Harden
lived secluded life, rarely passing
beyond the threshold of her home.
Years ago she was considered one
of the most beautiful and attractive
women in the South. Early in life
she met John Howard Payne, the
author of "Home, Sweet Home"
Time and again Payne offered her
his hand, but she did not think we'll
enough of him to marry him.
While she did not love him well
enough to marry him, her friend
ship was sufficiently strong to cause
her to treasure his memory and pre-
serve with almost religious rever-
ence the few mementos of her dead
lover. Any number Of times she
was offered large sums of money
for the original copy Of "Home,
Sweet Home," but she refused all
propositions. 1t was said that the
original copy was interllned with
love messages, and other tokens, in
Payn's handwriting. Besides these
lines there were other tokens of re-
gard which she priced highly, and
destroyed before she died for fear
they might fall into some persons
hands who would make them pub
lie, and that love that was sacred
to her would become the jest Of the
world [Demorest's Monthly.
Crystal River current., 1887-06-25

Last Monday the citizens of Goth
ic were all.in high spirits as Mr..
W. 8. Baker and force of men ar
rived from Pitl1in to start up work
on the Sylvanite mine and on Tues
day all the men that coulI be hired
were put to work. It is the inten-
ton of Mr.. Baker to employ about
twenty five men in the mine and to
commence making ore shipments as
soon as possible. Considerable
ground is opened up which exposes
some of the richest ore found in the
Elk Mountains, and we. believe that
under the management of Mr.. Ba-
ker the mine will be made steady
producer which will certainly be of
great benefit to the country.
Crystal River current., 1887-06-25
An Improved Almanac Wanted.

Someone wants the months di-
vided, so that February will have
thirty days. The almanac makers
should act on this suggestion-and
while they are about it, let 'em strike
out March altogether and put that
many more days in golden October.
March is the meanest month ever
invented, and no one would mourn
its elimination. And few other
changes in the almanac are desira-
BILE. Let the Fourth of July occur
about the 18th of May, when il isn't
so Hottentation hot, and make
Christmas .eventuate about the last
of September, when a man can go
out without feeling as if he was rub
bing against the North Pole. Also
scatter few comets throughout the
year for the benefit Of young peo-
| pie who are in the courting period.
Comets affords lovers a good ex-
cuse for remaining out after the old
folks are in bed. If these sugges-
tons are acted upon, a new boom
will be given the almanac industry
III Exchange.
Crystal River current., 1887-06-25

The residents of Crystal river
were sorry to see Mrs. and Miss
Livingston moove over to Anthra-
cite. But as MIR. Livingston has
steady employment in the mine he
decided to have his family with him.
Crystal River current., 1887-06-25

George Phillips came up from
jerome Park and went over to
Crested Butte this week on horse
back, for the G. G. g. I. Co., and to
visit his brother, of the Pilot. He
believes he will soon follow his ex-
ample AMI get married, as John is
happy as clam.
Crystal River current., 1887-06-25

Dick Price arrived in camp last
Wednesday to start work on his
claims at Snow Mass. He has been
on a prospecting trip over on White
river and believes he has good
gold lead over there.
Crystal River current., 1887-06-25
Elk Mountain Assay Office.

Assays of all descriptions prompt
ly and carefully attended to when
sent by mail. Address;
S, G. ROBINSON.
Pittsburg, Colo.
Crystal River current., 1887-06-25

professor Dec" amused the citi-
zens of Crested Butte this week in
a magician performance. The burg
may be possessed of many Deos
yet there is only one who believes
he is sufficiently up in the art to be
able to draw an audience to witness
his performances.
Crystal River current., 1887-06-25

A few of our bachelors are getting
up a picnic for the Fourth of July
and are going over on the Muddy
trout fishing, all by themselves.
We sooner go out dear hunting and
will take in the Gunnison or Crest
ed Butte ball.
Crystal River current., 1887-06-25

d. D. Fowler and G.. w. Lloyd
came over from Aspen last Thurs
day to examine the Black Queen
and other properties in this section.
they are well pleased with our min
eral outlook and will call again.
Crystal River current., 1887-06-25

George Rohde, of Crested Butte,
came over the divide last Tuesday
and has gone down to the lower
country with his friend George
Phillips. If he becomes favorably
impressed with the section we may
expect to see him become a resident
on this side of the divide.
Crystal River current., 1887-06-25

Frank Fortsch hauled in some of
his household furniture from Cres-
ted Butte to his ranch Friday. On
the trip he had the MISFORTUNE to
hurt one of his mares.
Crystal River current., 1887-06-25

T. A. Boughton was over to Cres-
ted Butte the first Of the week.
There seems to be considerable at
traction for Tom in that ME O. the
wods these days.
Crystal River current., 1887-06-25

Ed Barthcl has got fine horse
which he intends to use on the
Gothic and Crystal mail route.
Crystal River current., 1887-06-25

Tom Motherel went over the
range last Tuesday with the Osgood
Co.'S. fours.
Crystal River current., 1887-06-25

w. w. Wood was in camp this
week and feels better after his
attack of mountain fever.
Crystal River current., 1887-06-25

Carbondale is prospering at pres
ent as railroad graders are scattered
all along the valley.
Crystal River current., 1887-06-25
season..

Major Fitch came up to Elko
from Gunnison on Tuesday and in
tends going to work on his property.
He expects his family to join him
in few weeks.
Crystal River current., 1887-06-25

Two old classmates, both we'll
known in Pueblo circles, met by
chance on the street car the other
day. One had lived in a distant
city for some time, SO they had not
met for years. After the usual pre-
liminaries Of Abs and Obs, and
kisses were over, the late arrival
asked eagerly:
Haven't you ever married at
all ?"
NO." answered the regular resi-
dent.
"Why, gracious me, I've had
three husbands" exclaimed her
friend.
"Auntie," said the residents in
corrigible little niece, "why don't
you get her to make 'divy' with
you 9'-[Pueblo Merry World.
Crystal River current., 1887-06-25

Keep posted in the mining news
of the state by subscribing for the
CURRENT and Denver Mining Re-
view at the low price Of four dollars
per annum.
Crystal River current., 1887-06-25

Tie contractors are at Melton's
ranch cutting ties for the Aspen &
Western railroad.
Crystal River current., 1887-06-25

Uncle John Mclaughlin was the
first to come over Maroon pass in a
wagon. He had q little snow shovel
ling to do on top Of the divide.
Crystal River current., 1887-06-25

L. Barthel came over to Scofela
with a load of freight on Tuesday.
Crystal River current., 1887-06-25

The frat team went over the di-
vide last Sunday. The range is
now clear of snow and we can ex-
pect to see considerable travel this
season.
Crystal River current., 1887-06-25

ST Tearney came up from the
lower country on Sunday last on his
way to Irwin.
Crystal River current., 1887-06-25
LOCAL spL1NTERs.

VIM. Robinson was in camp on
Friday.
Crystal River current., 1887-06-25

A Vice-Consulate for Norway and
Sweden is to be established at
Gunnison.
Crystal River current., 1887-06-25

Sam Waldron, who has been over
at Pitkin this winter, arrived in
Gothic this week and Intends to
work on the Sylvanite.
Crystal River current., 1887-06-25
MINING BREyITES.


Jacob Hess is hard at work on
Galena mountain and has large
vein of lead ore.
The two coal mines at Crested
Butte are in full blast and give en-
ployment to a large force of men.
E. E. L. Reyland had some As
pen parties looking at his mining
property in Crystal basin last week.
Bennett and Hammond intend to
start in next week to run a tunnell
100 feet on their property up Rus
tier gulch. They have some good
lead ore.
Griffith and Jones are opening
up their slate quarries, and the
samples that are being taken out
are equal to that from the famous
quarr1eS III Wales.
Patterson & Judd's property up
Rustler gulch is opening up in fine
shape and the ore body still increas-
ing in width. They expect to make
ore shipments shortly.
Frank Williams and Bill Bait
are at work upon some of the finest
iron in Colorado. This property
will be of great value on account of
its being SO close to the coal.
Frank Hunt, of Aspen, is pros
pecting around Mineral Point and
Meadow mountain. He is we'll
pleased with the country and says
he would not be surprised to see
quite number Of Aspenites over
hear this season.
The Detroit, on Sheep mountain,
is showing up splendidly and the
vein is eight feet between walls,
with mineral from side to side. A
large lead streak is on the west wall
and the owners are well pleased
with their work. This property is
upon the same vein as the Bankers
Daughter and Mammoth.
Doctor Ramey has force of men
at work on the Pacific on Yule
Creek. This is one of the oldest
locations in the Elk Mountains, and
shows an immense vein Of galena
and copper ore. 1t should be large
producer and we understand the
owners will endeavour to make ore
shipments to Gunnison this spring.
A body Of rich sulphuret ore has
been struck in the Golden Harvest
property which is situated close to
the Virginius, at Gothic. The prop
erty is owned by J. o. Jordan and
George Melton, who are to be con-
graduated upon their good luck as
they have stuck to the property
through thick and thin. The ore
will assay $50 ounces to the ton and
is over twelve inches in width.
General Manager Baker, Of the
Legal Tender Mining company goes
to Gothic to-day or Monday to start
up the celebrated Sylvanite mine at
that place, having secured control
of it. He takes with him as his
superintendent Mr.. Mark Murphy,
one Of the oldest and best miners in
this section Of the State. The Syl-
vanite under Mr.. Murphy's manage
ment will be in excellent hands,
[Pitkin Mining News.
The ore shipped to the Tomichi
Valley smelter from the Capitol
City lode, Hinsdale county, ran 62s
percent in lead-a big showing
and although low in silver, only 12
ounces, bringing altogether $40 per
ton, it will pay the owners we'll to
mine and wagon it here, which they
will do. They can clear $40 ton
which is good. The I. V. smeltel
needs just such ores and pays this
company so cents per unit for the
lead Review-Press.
What's the matter with the ores
from Crystal river ? Where We
have lead ores that will run from
Crystal River current., 1887-06-25

Mr.. and Mrs. Andy johnson have
moved up to Prospect and will take
charge of the boarding house once
more,
Crystal River current., 1887-06-25

Capt. Bum made a trip down to
Prospect from Gothic on Tuesday.
Crystal River current., 1887-06-25

George Farnham took a trip out
to Gunrison yesterday.
Crystal River current., 1887-06-25

120 jacks, packed with Aspen ore,
came over Maroon pass last Tues
day. They will return loaded with
a car load of sugar.
Crystal River current., 1887-06-25

Subscribe for the CURRENT and
keep posted On the richest country
in the State.
Crystal River current., 1887-06-25

Bill Wood has got his new house
at the Lake well under way. When
completed he will have comforta-
BILE home.
Crystal River current., 1887-06-25

j. G. Sanbourgh, the old man
who was blown up by premature
blast last winter, while at work on
his property about three miles from
here, has returned from the county
hospital, at Gunnison and is very
thankful to DR.. Grassmuck for the
care and attention he gave him.
The old man intends going to work
on his property, but has only par
tial use of his right hand and an at
tachment on the left arm which he
expects can be used in his work.
When it comes to "sand" we believe
he has as much left as the rest of
Crystal River current., 1887-06-25

E. L. Jones took in Crested Butte
the first of the week.
Crystal River current., 1887-06-25

VOL. 1. No. 80.
LOCAL SPLINTERS.
VIM. Robinson was in camp on
Friday.
E. L. Jones took in Crested Butte
the first of the week.
George Farnham took trip out
to Gunrison yesterday.
Capt. Bum made trip down to
Prospect from Gothic on Tuesday.
L. Barthel came over to Scofeld
with load of freight on Tuesday.
A Vice-Consulate for Norway and
Sweden is to be established at
Gunnison.
Tom Motherel went over the
range last Tuesday with the Osgood
Co.'S. fours.
ST Tearney came up from the
lower country on Sunday last on his
way to Irwin.
Tie contractors are at Melton's
ranch cutting ties for the Aspen &
Western railroad.
Carbondale is prospering at pres
ent as railroad graders are scattered
all along the valley.
w. w. Wood was in camp this
week and feels better after his
attack of mountain fever.
Ed Barthcl has got fine horse
which he intends to use on the
Gothic and Crystal mail route.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andy johnson have
moved up to Prospect and will take
charge of the boarding house once
more.
Bill Wood has got his new house
at the lake well under way. When
completed he will have comforta-
BILE home.
120 jacks, packed with Aspen ore,
came over Maroon pass last Tues
day. They will return loaded with
a car load of sugar.
Sam Waldron, who has been over
at Pitkin this winter, arrived in
Gothic this week and Intends to
work on the Sylvanite.
Uncle John Mclaughlin was the
first to come over Maroon pass in
wagon. He had little snow shovel
ling to do on top of the divide.
The frat team went over the di-
vide last Sunday. The range is
now clear of snow and we can ex-
pect to see considerable travel this
season.
Major Fitch came up to Elko
from Gunnison on Tuesday and in
tends going to work on his property.
He expects his family to join him
in a few weeks.
T. A. Boughton was over to Cres-
ted Butte the first Of the week.
There seems to be considerable at
traction for Tom in that ME O. the
wods these days.
Frank Fortsch hauled in some of
his household furniture from Cres-
ted Butte to his ranch Friday. On
the trip he had the misfortune to
hurt one of his mares.
Dick Price arrived in camp last
Wednesday to start work on his
claims at Snow Mass. He has been
on prospecting trip over on White
river and believes he has q good
cold lead over there
Crystal River current., 1887-06-25

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